Module 6 Instructions (Start Here)

Outline the reasons for family planning.
Discuss basic facts about oral contraceptives: how they prevent conception; types and administration; effectiveness; advantages and health benefits; risks; and side effects.
Discuss basic facts about other forms of hormonal contraceptives.
Relate basic facts about the use of vaginal spermicides as contraceptives.
Describe the use of intrauterine devices and other mechanical devices or barrier methods (male condom, female condom, diaphragm, cervical shield, cervical cap, and contraceptive sponge).
Describe the processes of male and female sterilization (vasectomy and tubal ligation).
Explain methods of birth control without the use of devices, including the calendar method, withdrawal, and noncoital stimulation.
Summarize the considerations in choosing which birth control method to use.
Discuss the legal, moral, social and realistic, and psychological and personal considerations in relation to abortion.
Summarize the basic facts about infertility (causes; infertility and subjective well-being; treatments; and alternative means of conception).
Discuss basic issues in relation to adoption and foster care.
Discuss the basic issues and trends in relation to childlessness, smaller families, and delayed parenthood.

Describe the signs and symptoms of pregnancy, discuss the use of pregnancy tests, and calculate the due date and using Naegele’s formula.
Discuss the emotional reactions to prospective parenthood and pregnancy and the developmental tasks of pregnancy.

Explain the importance of prenatal care, including the minor side effects and major complications of pregnancy.

Discuss the following topics in relation to postpartum care, decisions, and adjustments: care of the newborn, bonding, rooming in, postpartum adjustments, and returning to work.

CHAPTER 13 PART 1: PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Relate how philosophies and emphases in childrearing change over the years and how men and women differ in their views, as to parents and children.
Describe why cultural and biological differences and life circumstances, as well as differences in children, require varying methods of parenting.
Discuss parental roles in meeting children’s needs and the importance of sharing responsibilities, including parental involvement in childrearing.

Recognize and appreciate the impact of the family life cycle on the individual as well as marriage and family relationships.
Identify characteristics and behaviors associated with developing and sustaining successful relationships across the family life cycle.
Identify the different types of families and recognize and respect the influence of alternative lifestyles and culture on the individual and marriage and family relationships.

Required Documents:

Family of Origin Outline
- Using genogram identify areas of FOO that will cover in paper.
- Scaffolding assignment
Final Review Quizzes
- Chapters 1-5 Review
- Chapters 6-11 Review